Monday, March 07, 2005
I am so freaking BORED. Bored to the ends of the earth. Like hell, I am NOT keeping my own promises. I was telling myself to stay back, do my Maths but NOOO. I just had to sit there and watch Dina and Syaz work their magic with poker cards. In other words, I was lazing about and being a procrastinator. Bah fucking hah.Well, I don't have much to talk about.. so let's get a random topic.
My SAPS Saints.
Mind you, this would be pretty lengthy considering if you're not from SAPS. Skip this part of my blog if you have no wish/goddamnmotherf*cking patience to continue.
All I remember from here was...
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I'd like to give a little tribute to my little ex-classmates as well. In no particular order of preference, here goes.
Carmen Ho: Carmen, well.. I've known you since I was in Kindergarten school. Well known as "kah-moh", your violent reactions never fail to humour people. Pretty and sweet, I wouldn't ever forget you (probably because I tend to see you in church as well). We were like sisters; you, Andrea, Liz and I. We will be one group that holds history in SAPS. May God bless you forever.
Andrea: Andrea Anne Aloysius. My dear blackie - LOL. Alright, I'm kidding... you know I am. <3 Another one of our sisters, I hail you as the girl being a non-Chinese and yet get better results than I would in a Chinese exam! (Yes ladies and gentlemen, Andrea takes pride in her Chinese exams. *nods more* She takes Chinese as Mother Tongue. I hail her.) Dear friend, you are one I can indeed call true. Your essentric, and somewhat cynic nature (plus a whiff of tomboyishness) makes yourself a really true friend. Heck, you still remember my birthday, and even called me just to remind me I was a year older! But yes, Jokes aside.. Andrea, may God bless you for all that you are worth. And I'm sure that's everything He has to offer.
Elizabeth Goh: One of the best friends I've stuck with for a long time. Although not the longest, you were definitely one to remember. Gentle at heart, you hardly were upset with that smile on your face always. I admit, I have never seen you angry or upset. Even if you have, I have never experienced it; but I will if you are ever depressed. I couldn't forget you for the world. I thank you for being such a friend, I hope you're still doing well. God bless.
Cheryl: Bee hooooooooon!! You skinny bamboo. You won't believe how much I missed you since we last saw each other. After you parted to Tanglin Sec, how I reminiscence the times I spent squabbling with you. My English 'rival' you were, you were my challenge, my lifeline, and my aid to a better language foundation. Although we came from a Christian school which was also beneficial for the English language, my tiny agruments with you eventually sprouted into bits of laughter and joking fun. Although I understand you're not Catholic at heart, I do wish God will shine on you and allow you to succeed in whatever endeavours may cross your path.
Agnes and Aasta: Although you are indeed gone from this world, I pray at times for you. Agnes, you were a very cheerful girl. I was really glad to be your friend for that.. being able to learn to be optimistic, and your pinches do hurt, I remember vividly. Aasta, I remember you were another one of my big English 'rivals'. I remember heated arguments, but I looked up to you as a mentor. You were the one who taught me that 'bookkeeper' was the only word in the dictionary that had two letters together consecutively. Both of you, converted to Christians soon after we graduated, and left this world into God's hands where you both are safely at now. I hope to see you if/when I ever die.. and hopefully we have no quarrels in Heaven. Lol.
Donald James Gregg: Ahh, my male angmoh counterpart. Being ridiculously funny, you were the clown of the class along with Yu Jun. Your jokes never failed to make me laugh uncontrollably even though I was in tears a moment ago. I still laugh very much at the Barney song.. haha. I can remember what a f*cking rich ass you were considered back then as well. At primary 6, you were able to brandish a handphone.... and dismantle it completely. You are one heck of a dangerous clown, I swear. God bless your mighty ass, you monkey. XD
Jonathan Wee: I never spoke to you much until we had to part. Heck, if I never got to know you, I wouldn't have realised you were as funny as Donald was. Although having a comical nature, you were more gentle, less vulgar and gentlemanly. You were one who exceled in English as well, no doubt.. and I admired your capabilty of being so calm always. I hope we get to see each other again, seeing you as an alter boy in church was a tad.. surprising. But yes, I suppose God shall bless you himself for doing such deeds. Hahh.
(Hoooooooboy. That was so long.. *stretches a bit* ... a few more to go!)
Stephanie Awyong: My other tomboy-ish lesbi.. - I mean friend. XD Together for 3 years, our audacity and outgoingness shall live forever. I remember we loved to enter toilets, wet the paper and fling it upwards to the ceiling. At primary 6 I believe the whole ceiling was like fluffy clouds, full of old tissue/toilet paper. (Don't worry, we're sanitary. We only use NEW toilet/tissue paper. =3) You were very well a fond believer of God, and I wouldn't doubt he shines the path for you. KEep in contact girl, I hope you're still doing fine after the O's.
Everyone else in 6/4'2000: To all you other people. Yu Jun, Lizhi, Sheryl, Carmen Leng, Timothy, Sharilyn, Gabriella, Michael, Lui Yong (Pekky! XD), Jeslin, Cherlynn, Grace, Shu Yin, Benjamin, Ivy,... I hope everything's all right for you all. May God bless you no matter what, and I wish all of you the best. Take care, and good luck. =)
Also, a special thanks to: My teachers; Mr Victor Yeo, Mdm Mazidah, Mrs Anne Lim, Mrs Lim-Tang. All of you have been embedded in my mind forever - and there it shall stay.
Mr Yeo, I remember the words you told me when I was to graduate: "Make hay while the sun shines." To this day, I will keep in mind whatever you have taught, and I praise you for helping me being what I am today - I will not let you down, I will go back to SAPS with an A1 in English and make you proud.
Mdm Mazidah, although I knew you back then as a Miss, you were a vigilant Maths teacher. My parents were always being called up by you (as of all other maths teachers -_-), but your kindness has made me think about you and I will attempt to gain a Dist for my Maths as well. My return to SAPS will not be one in shame.
Mrs Anne Lim, you have been an excellent teacher, with your patience and endless preaching. You are one lady I will hold respect for all my life; you have taught us students the way no other teacher seems to be able to teach.
Mrs Lim-Tang, I knew you since you were my mother's friend's daughter-in-law. You are the one who inspired me to be a person who appreciates music, and to this day, I shall say that that passion has not faltered. I owe you my all teachers, and may God bless every one of your hearts to keep the passion of teaching - your profession will be an asset to the school of Saint Anthony's.
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